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In-Fusion is a seamless DNA assembly method that enables the rapid and efficient cloning of multiple DNA fragments into any vector. The method utilizes a proprietary enzyme mix that fuses DNA fragments together based on short overlapping sequences, allowing for the construction of complex plasmids without the need for restriction enzymes or ligase.

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SERK4 Overexpression and Complementation

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For overexpression analysis, the CDS of SERK4 was amplified and inserted into the SacI site of the pCHF3 vector by Infusion (Clontech). For complementation testing, the native promoter (2.2 kb) of SERK4 was PCR-amplified and cloned into the EcoRI and SacI sites of the pPZP211 vector by Infusion (Clontech), resulting in the recombinant construction named pPZP211-pSERK4. Further, the CDS of SERK4 was amplified and inserted into the SalI site of pPZP211-pSERK4 by Infusion (Clontech). After the sequencing of these recombinant constructions, the respective plasmids were transferred into GV3101 Agrobacterium competent cells. The positive colonies of Agrobacterium were selected and used to transform Col-0 or serk4-1 mutant plants through the floral dip method [34 (link)]. The transformed Arabidopsis were selected on plates containing 50 mg/L kanamycin.
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MQ1v Binary Vector Construction

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The MQ1v binary vector was generated by amplifying the dCAS9-MQ1(Q147L) region from the pcDNA3.1-dCas9_MQ1(Q147L)EGFP construct (7 (link)). The amplified dCAS9-MQ1-147L was inserted between sites HpaI and AscI in the plant binary vector pEG302 that already contained UBQ10 promoter upstream of HpaI and OCS terminator downstream of AscI by using Infusion (Clontech). Guide RNAs were cloned in the KpnI site of the pEG302 vector by using Infusion (Clontech) (8 (link)). To clone MQ1v into the SunTag system, MQ1(Q147L) was amplified from the pcDNA3.1-dCas9_MQ1(Q147L)EGFP construct and was inserted into the BsiwI site of the pEG302-SunTag vector that was previously used in another study (8 (link)) and contained the three guide RNAs and the SunTag system by using Infusion (Clontech) following the manufacturer’s protocol.
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Validating Enhancer Candidate Sequences

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To validate selected positive hits, single-candidate enhancer reporter plasmids were constructed. Candidate sequences, amplicons #2, #3, #6 (LD group), #161 (FBDHS group), or #264 (PutEnh group negative control) were cloned by PCR from a pooled sample of human DNA (1:1 mix of Coriell DNA pool #NA13405 and Coriell DNA pool #NA16600) using the same primer sequences as used to clone the amplicons in the combined test library. Each amplicon was then inserted between the PacI/AscI cloning site downstream of EGFP in pscAAV-HspMinP-EGFP, using In-Fusion (Takara Bio #639649) or Gibson Assembly (NEB #E2611S) according to manufacturer’s specifications. In-Fusion or Gibson reaction products were used to transform Stellar competent cells (Takara Bio #636763) via heat shock at 42 °C and ampicillin-resistant clones were selected at 37 °C using LB-agar plates inoculated with carbenicillin. Clones were confirmed by PCR and Sanger sequencing. Amplicon #2 included the following alleles: A at rs4765904, A at rs1108221, and C at rs1108222. Amplicon #3 included the following alleles: G at rs1108075 and G at rs11062166. Amplicon #6 included the following alleles: C at rs2159100 and T at rs12315711. The integrity of the viral ITR sequences was verified by restriction digest with XmaI (NEB #R0180L) before proceeding with AAV packaging.
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Generation of Transgenic Arabidopsis Lines

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A genomic fragment of TPF2, including promoter until the codon before the stop, was amplified from genomic DNA and cloned into a pENTR/D plasmid by InFusion (Takara) to generate pENTR-gTPF2. The TPF2 fragment was transferred by LR reaction into a modified pEarleyGate302 that contains a 3xFLAG tag downstream of the gateway cassette to generate pEG-gTPF2-3xFLAG. This construct was transformed into Agrobacterium tumefaciens strain GV3101 C58C1, which was used to transform the tpf2-1 mutant by the floral dip method. A genomic fragment of MINU2, including promoter until the codon before the stop, and with an inserted XhoI site right upstream of the start codon was amplified from genomic DNA in two separate PCR reactions. These fragments were combined to amplify the full genomic sequence that was cloned into a pENTR/D plasmid by InFusion (Takara) to generate pENTR-gMINU2. A 3xFLAG tag was amplified and cloned into the unique XhoI site of pENTR-gMINU2. The 3xFLAG-gMINU2 fragment was transferred by LR reaction into a pMDC123 (51 (link)) to generate pMDC123-3xFLAG-gMINU2. This construct was transformed into Agrobacterium tumefaciens strain GV3101 C58C1, which was used to transform the minu2-1 mutant by the floral dip method.
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Lentiviral Vectors for Neuron-Specific Targeting

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Lentiviral vectors were constructed by cloning into the vector pRRLSIN.cPPT.PGK-GFP.WPRE (Addgene plasmid # 12252; http://n2t.net/addgene:12252; RRID:Addgene_12252), which was a gift from Didier Trono. We constructed pRRL-HA-GRN (PGRN) by inserting an HA tag after the signal peptide of human GRN, then cloning the resulting fragment into the pRRL vector using In-Fusion (Takara Bio). pRRL-HA-GRN-LAMP1 (L-PGRN) was constructed using PCR to add the sequence of the transmembrane domain and cytosolic tail of human LAMP-1 (62 (link)) to HA-GRN, then cloning the resulting fragment into the pRRL vector with In-Fusion (Takara Bio). For both vectors, pRRL was cut with BamHI and SalI (New England Biolabs) to enable insertion of the GRN or GRN-LAMP fragments.
For neuron-specific targeting, we cloned an IRES-GFP site (94 (link)) into the backbone of the lentiviral vector lenti SYN-FLAG-dCas9-VPR (Addgene plasmid # 114196; RRID:Addgene_114196, a gift from Jeremy Day) (95 ) using AgeI and EcoRI (New England Biolabs). This empty vector served as the control hSyn vector. PGRN and L-PGRN were inserted before the IRES site to generate hSyn-PGRN and hSyn-L-PGRN vectors.
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Cloning of Haemophilus influenzae AcrAB-TolC System

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Three adjacent genes HI0893 (acrR), HI0894 (acrA) and HI0895 (acrB) from the Haemophilus influenzae strain Rd KW20 (ATCC 51907) genome were amplified together using primers, including a C-terminal 6-histidine tag. pBAD33 vectors were digested by SalI and HindIII restriction enzymes (NEB) and the insert was cloned into pBAD33 vectors by InFusion (TaKaRa), resulting in pBAD33acrRABHiT (10.3 kbp). The ompP2 gene (HI0139) was amplified using primers and cloned by InFusion (TaKaRa) into XbaI- and HindIII-digested pET26b(+) vectors (Novagen, Merck), resulting in pET26b(+)ompP2 (6.4 kbp). All constructs were confirmed by agarose gel and nucleotide sequencing (FASMAC, Japan). Amplification primers can be found in Supplementary Table 1.
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Fluorescent and Luminescent Reporter Plasmids

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Fluorescent reporters: RFP (TurboFP365), GFP (TagGFP2) with and without a GAPDH intron, and BFP (mAzurite) were synthesized as gene fragments (Twist Biosciences). These fragments were cloned into a Lox/LoxP backbone (obtained courtesy of the Taliaferro lab) via InFusion cloning (Takara) to assemble the NMD+ EJC-independent and EJC-enhanced reporters. The NMD reporter was created by restriction digesting the EJC-independent backbone with EcoRI and MfeI, filling the sticky ends with Klenow and ligating the blunt ends together to remove the 3′UTR contributed by GFP. Luminescent reporters: The fragment containing RFP, CMV promoter, and BFP sequences was removed by restriction digestion and replaced with a synthesized gene fragment containing Firefly luciferase, CMV promoter, and Renilla luciferase sequences. All plasmids were confirmed via whole plasmid sequencing. The Firefly/Renilla luciferase gene fragment was ordered as a single fragment from Twist Biosciences. The 5′UTR synthetic intron fragment was synthesized (Twist Biosciences) and cloned into the AgeI restriction site in all reporter plasmids via InFusion (Takara). These plasmids are available through Addgene.
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Cloning and Construction of pHKO4-cmaI-D and pTYM3a-cmaG

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First, pHKO4-cmaI-D was constructed by cloning the cmaI-H-A1-A2-A3-A4-A5-A6-B-A7-E-D operon (which was amplified by PCR using K. albida genomic DNA as the template) into the NdeI and HindIII sites of pHKO4 using In-Fusion (TaKaRa Bio Inc.) [20 (link)]. pTYM3a-cmaG was constructed by cloning cmaG (which was amplified by PCR using K. albida genomic DNA as the template) into the NdeI and XbaI sites of pTYM3a using In-Fusion (TaKaRa Bio Inc.). The primers used for plasmid construction are listed in Table S3 of Supporting Information File 1.
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Construction of Plasmids and Oligonucleotides

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Plasmids and oligonucleotides used in this study are listed in Supplementary Tables 2 and 3. Plasmids were constructed in E. coli DH5α. For the construct of complementation plasmids, ORFs together with their 5′ flanking regions (∼500 bp) were amplified by PCR using M. smegmatis mc2155 or M. tuberculosis Erdman genomic DNA as template. The PCR products were cloned into pDB60 digested with EcoR1 using recombination-based cloning (In-Fusion, Takara). For the constructs of dinB1 expression plasmids, ORFs were amplified using M. smegmatis mc2155 or M. tuberculosis Erdman genomic DNA and were cloned into pMSG419 digested with ClaI. For the leuD inactivation plasmid construct, the ∼500 bp regions flanking the deleted nucleotides were amplified using M. smegmatis mc2155 genomic DNA as template and were cloned into pAJF067 digested with Nde1 using recombination-based cloning (In-Fusion, Takara). For plasmids carrying the kan gene inactivated by run of homo-oligonucleotides, the kan gene was amplified by PCR using the pAJF266 vector as template. The amplified fragments were cloned into pDP60 digested with EcoRI using recombination-based cloning (In-Fusion). The absence of mutations in constructs was verified by DNA sequencing.
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Markerless Insertion of attB into P230p Locus

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A 1.2 kB region of the p230p gene (PF3D7_0208900) was amplified from PfMev genomic DNA using primers P230p.HA.F and P230p.HA.R (Appendix Table S2). These primers were designed to contain ˜15 bp overhangs which allowed insertion of the amplicon into the NgoMIV site of pRS (Swift et al,2020b (link)) by ligation independent cloning (In‐Fusion, Clontech). The plasmid was digested with BglII to excise a 210bp fragment between two BglII sites in the p230p gene. The excised region was replaced with an oligo comprised of complementary primers attBr. InF.F and attBr. InF.R (Appendix Table S2) using In‐Fusion to generate an attB site flanked by p230p homology arms. The plasmid was then digested with BsaI to insert a segment of DNA encoding a guide RNA targeting the excised region of p230p. Complementary primers P230p.gRNA.F and P230p.gRNA.R (Appendix Table S2) were annealed and inserted using ligation independent cloning with In‐Fusion (Clontech). The resulting plasmid pRS‐P230p was used along with pCasG (Rajaram et al,2020 (link)) in transfections for markerless insertion of the attB element into the P230p locus of PfMev parasites. After 48 h, transfectants were selected with 1.5 μM DSM1 for 7 days and 2.5 nM WR99210 for 10 days. Parasite clones were characterized by genotyping PCRs (Fig 2A) using primers described in Fig EV1 and Appendix Table S2.
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